Singer Cameron Ember contributed these thoughts about the album:

Can't remember what I was thinking but found myself on the way to the refrigerator
can't talk and drive at the same time
sadness like an epileptic seizure
mind automatic as a popular ski run
imagine I was somebody else, like an Olympic athlete
vivid dreams about smells, like a body down the garbage disposal
and the bedroom does not smell great when I wake up in reality
words skimmed from the screen like leaves raked from the yard in Autumn
I remember feelings, not places, faces, names, times, events, conversations or facts

Tiny little blackouts.. lose yourself for a moment.

1. Lamb44
2. Wrecking Ball
3. Cherry Blossom
4. Angry Santa
5. Happy Is Dead For Now
6. Lamb68
7. You're Too Nice
8. Winter In Our Hearts

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 3/12/2010
Tiny Little Blackouts lives in California USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Pop

1. White Noise by Kinky Atoms: blue tunes, with experimental electro-gloom
2. A few things to hear before we all blow up by Williamson: instrumental electronic space pop
3. Ill Be Here Awake by Arthur Yoria: catchy, whip smart alt-rock
4. The Diplomat by Machines in Transit: pop-electronica from the embassy
5. The Collective Now by The Seldon Plan: sophisticated rock with emo undercurrents
6. Unearthed by The West Exit: soulful electro pop
7. Panic Ensemble by Panic Ensemble: cabaret infused rock band mixing folk and world
8. A Different Story by Panic Ensemble: cabaret infused rock band mixing folk and world
9. Balancing Spheres by Paul Avgerinos: beautiful ambient space music
10. We Are Complex by Curl: Groovy, French downtempo electro-rock songs
11. Tokyo507 by Tokyo507: downtempo groovy electro-pop
12. Ankety Low Day by Tone Dogs: art-rock with a hard edge, surreal lyrics, odd meters and unusual instrumentation
13. Theorems by Icicle: He Who Sings Thinks No Evil
14. Pieces (extended) by Adam Fielding: atmospheric dance music with cool vocals
15. Architects of Time by Ben Rusch: Unique to the power of twenty-two (so far...)
16. Oh Yes by Ben Rusch: Unique to the power of twenty-two (so far...)
17. Strait 2 the Streets by Hwy E: excellent new school feeling hip-hop
18. Hindsight by LehtMoJoe: a booty-grooving, intensely melodic, splice-o-matic masterpiece
19. Of Glitters and Zen by My Equinox Divine: Electropop with hints of darksynth, indie pop, and trip hop
20. French Kiss by 1KUB: energetic electro rock, rediscovering and recreating raves

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